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Zuckerberg on the Stand and Under Fire
Zuckerberg sat through his own paper trail as the FTC painted a portrait of conquest with his own words.
WHO Pushes for Permanent Tech Alliance to Institutionalize Digital Health Messaging and Behavior Control
WHO, Meta, and Silicon Valley plan long-term digital health alliance focused on narrative control and behavior change.
AltStore Classic Brings Retro Rebellion to iOS
Apple’s walled garden now has an officially sanctioned gate for apps it doesn’t have complete control over.
Columbia University Faces Backlash for Investigating Catholic Student Over Social Media Posts
Columbia’s quiet inquisition puts expression under the microscope in the name of equity.
Ohio’s Social Media Digital ID Age Law Gets Tossed in Free Speech Fight
Tech giants may wear the First Amendment like armor, but it’s the lawmakers who keep bringing paper shields to a constitutional knife fight.
Trump Administration Targets $1.4B in Federal “Misinformation” Grants, Orders NIH and State Dept. Crackdown on Speech-Policing Programs Funded Under Biden
NIH, UC Irvine, UnidosUS, and Peraton face scrutiny as federal misinformation programs unravel under executive review.
Microsoft Broadens Always-Watching AI-Powered Recall Tool That Logs and Indexes User Activity
A built-in memory machine disguised as convenience, Recall quietly turns every moment at your keyboard into searchable history.
China’s Palm Payment Push Is Here
In China, your hand is now your wallet, and maybe soon, your ID, and subway ticket too.
German Government Proposes Censorship Laws Framed as Protecting Freedom of Opinion, Plans “Independent” Media Authority to Police “Disinformation”
Germany’s new ruling coalition wraps old censorship playbooks in shiny new language about protecting opinion and diversity.
The App Store That Wants Nothing From You
A stripped-down portal to apps that treat your data like it’s actually yours.
UK’s Nudge Unit and UNSW Launch “Prebunking” Framework to Counter Refugee, Migrant, and Pro-Trump Immigration Narratives
Prebunking becomes the new frontier in narrative control as governments and think tanks refine the art of shaping public perception.
UK–US Trade Deal at Risk as White House Pressures London to Reform Censorship Laws
London’s balancing act between economic survival and ideological stubbornness now has a 90-day deadline.












